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RACE RESULTS
 Hawkins 15th in Hooters Pro Cup @ Sou. Natl. Raceway 7-17-08

 Hawkins 15th in Hooters Pro Cup @ Sou. Natl. Raceway 7-17-08

 Carnes takes first GAS Series win at Anderson

 WoO Brown County 7-18-08: Clanton 2nd, Smith 4th

 WoO Gillette Thunder: Smith & Clanton win heats

 Matt Linder wins ASCS Sprints at Dixie 7-12-08

 WoO: Clint Smith up to 6th in pts. after 3rd at Williston Basin

 Brian Conner wins crate div. at Gordon Park 7-12-08

 Brandon Haley Takes Lavonia Ltd. Win 7-12-08

 Albany Motor Speedway Results July 12 2008

 Randy Nichols Takes Toccoa Win 7-12-08

 Tony Knowles tops Dixie Speedway Results 7-12-08

 WoO Estevan: Clint Smith 4th

 WoO @ River Cities: Clanton's 3rd moves him to 5th in WoO points

 WoO:Clint Smith 3rd, Clanton 4th, at Gopher 50

 Ingram wins Top Tracks Rome show 7-6-08

 New Winner and New Points Leader for the GAS Series

 Crane wins GAS Series at Peach State

 Kelly wins Lanier Super Six show 7-4-08

 Crane wins ASA Southeast Asphalt Tour Nashville

 Grant Jordan wins Lavonia FASTRAK special 7-4-08

 Benji Cole Takes Toccoa Super LM Win

 Ingram Takes NeSmith Chevrolet DLMS Fort Payne Race

 AMS Legends: Casey Roderick gets win #22

 Crane wins GAS Series at Peach State 7-3-08

SPEEDWAYS

ASPHALT
Lanier National Speedway
Peach State Speedway
South Georgia Motorsports Park
Suicide Circle Speedway
Watermelon Capital Speedway
DIRT
Rome
Cochran (GA) Motor Speedway
Dixie Speedway
Douglas Motorsports Park
Golden Isles Speedway
Gordon Park Speedway
Lavonia Speedway
North Georgia Speedway
Oglethorpe Speedway Park
Screven Motor Speedway
Swainsboro Raceway
Tennessee Georgia Raceway
Toccoa
Sugar Creek Raceway
Waycross Motor Speedway
Winder-Barrow Speedway



NEWS

Saturday, April 26, 2008
Ritch outruns Bayne, rain in Hooters Pro Cup Concord win
Ritch outruns Bayne, rain in Concord win

Concord, N.C.—When rain halted the Racing Electronics 250 presented by BTS Tire & Wheel Distributors at Concord Motorsports Park, Michael Ritch was in the right place. But it may not have mattered.

Ritch marched through the pack after making an early stop and was out front when the rains put an end to the event on Lap 206.

“I was pretty upset with our strategy when we came in on Lap 60,” said Ritch, driver of the No. 28s Racing For Veterans Ford. “But in the end, I think it was the right move. I think I could’ve held them off even if it went the distance.”

Ritch’s win was his second in a row and puts him in the Greased Lightning Southern Division point lead.

While Ritch and most of the other leaders pitting in the first 75 laps, Wade Day kept his No. 96s Lopez Wealth Management Ford out front for the majority of the first half of the event.

Day, who started from the Awesome Awnings Pole, led all but seven of the first 150 circuits. But Day’s gamble that the rain would come earlier didn’t pay off before he pitted on Lap 151.

“We probably would’ve pitted 40 laps earlier had the rain not been all around us,” said Day, who made it back to sixth at the finish. “I could see the lightning while I was going down the backstretch and it was all around us, but it didn’t rain when I needed it.”

Trevor Bayne, driver of the No. 29s Chevy Racing Chevrolet, was on the same pit strategy as Michael Ritch and made it back to second at the finish.

Carl Long, driver of the No. 12s Romeo Guest Construction Ford, gambled that the rain would hit before the conclusion of the event and picked up a third-place finish by not coming in for fuel.

Clay Rogers, driver of the No. 51s Fire Protection Services/Killingworth Environmental Chevrolet, rounded out the top five in his first start of the season. Rogers also led seven laps in his first Pro Cup race in nearly a year.

Frank Deiny, Kirk Leone, Billy Bigley and J.P. Morgan completed the top 10.

Drew Herring picked up the Miller Lite Rookie of the Race for his 11th-place finish.

Unofficial Results
1. Michael Ritch
2. Trevor Bayne
3. Carl Long
4. Mark McFarland
5. Clay Rogers
6. Wade Day
7. Frank Deiny Jr.
8. Kirk Leone
9. Billy Bigley
10. J.P. Morgan
11. Drew Herring
12. Matt Lofton
13. Dusty Williams
14. Joey Coulter
15. Tom Hessert
16. Bobby Gill
17. Woody Howard
18. Don Satterfield
19. Hunter Robbins
20. James Buescher
21. Larry Barrett
22. Bryan Silas
23. John Gibson
24. Lucas Ransome
25. Mark Whitaker
26. Caleb Holman
27. Travis Kittleson
28. Matt Hawkins
29. Travis Miller
30. Mike Held
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PIT STOPS
 ARCA - Kentucky: Phelps starts 2nd, Hawkins 4th

 Double features for AMS Legends Thurs. 7-17-08

 Georgia Asphalt Series returns to Anderson July 18th

 OUTLAW SPRINT CARS & SUPER LATE MODELS DOUBLE THE ACTION AT DIXIE 7-12-08

 GAS at Anderson Fri., July 11

 WoO LMs: Clanton 6th in pts. as ‘Wild West Tour’ starts

 WEEKLY SHORT TRACKS PART OF AMERICAN HISTORY

 Bill Elliott 50 Set for October 25, 2008 at Dixie Speedway

 Atlanta Motor Speedway July-Aug. events

 Senoia's Bubba Pollard tries to stay on road to success

 Great picture of Beau Slocumb and his trophies

 Trackchaser Randy Lewis reports from Screven

 GAS Series Rookie class one of the best ever

 Profile: Atlanta Motor Speedway President Ed Clark

 Cheney building new Calhoun Co. Speedway

 Sugar Creek Raceway returns from the dead

 WoO's pre-season look at Shane Clanton

 Birmingham International Raceway '08 Schedule

 GAS Series/Peach State Promoter comes with credentials

 MasterSbilt Proudly Announces “Race Camp Academy”


 
 

 



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